can i remove cruise control fuse to stop the light?

Asked by artdiva Jun 13, 2017 at 06:20 PM about the 2007 Subaru Forester 2.5 X

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

nothing wrong with engine ,just want the darn blinking cc and check engine light off. I already know the temp. fix. what I want to know is where is cruise fuse and can I remove it . never used it anyway!  This is a 2007 automatic .was used when purchased they put wrong booklet in glove box. 2008 is not the same diagram as 2007.

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HOW LONG AGO DID YOU BUY IT....WAS THE CEL ON THEN...OK SO WHAT ARE THE CODES? MIGHT BE ANEASY FIX...BEFORE YOU GET OUT THE BLACK TAPE...

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Buy a manual for your car at www.helminc.com or download one. Get the car repaired to properly extinguish the warning lamps.

Disconnect the negative cable on the battery for 5 minutes. It will reset the computer. By warned though that your radio will most likely need a code to unlock it after disconnecting battery

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